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    Israeli Air Strikes on Syria Kills 8 Troops

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaOctober 25, 2023Updated:October 25, 2023 Foreign No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Israeli Air Strikes on Syria Kills 8 Troops

    Air Strike: No fewer than eight Syrian soldiers were killed and seven others wounded in Israeli strikes that targeted their posts in southern Syria, local media reported on Wednesday.

    “At about 1:45 am on Wednesday, the Israeli enemy launched an aerial act of aggression from the direction of occupied Syrian Golan, targeting several military sites in Daraa countryside,’’ a military source said.

    The source added that the strike also caused material damage. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a war monitor which has been documenting violence in Syria since 2011, confirmed the attack but put the casualty figures at 11 soldiers, among them were four officers.

    It added that the attack targeted the so-called Radar battalion in the vicinity of the town of Qarfa, and the 12th Brigade in the Izraa area in the northern countryside of Daraa.

    According to the observatory, the Israeli attack came after seven rockets were launched into Israeli territories from areas in the western countryside of Daraa Governorate.

    Israel regularly bombs targets in neighbouring war-torn Syria in an effort to prevent arch-rival Iran from expanding its influence there.

    The airstrikes had increased in frequency since the beginning of the war between Israel and the Iranian-backed Islamist Hamas in Gaza over two weeks ago. Tehran has been a main backer of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since the uprising against his rule in 2011.

    Israel renews bombing of Hamas positions in the Gaza Strip

    The Israeli Army has again attacked several suspected terrorists, and the infrastructure of the Palestinian Islamist organisation Hamas in the Gaza Strip, it said on Wednesday.

    The military said that tunnels, headquarters, weapons depots and weapons themselves were targeted. Positions of the so-called security apparatus of Hamas, which controls the coastal region, were also attacked, it said.

    The security apparatus is responsible for surveillance and the imprisonment of opponents of Hamas in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military said. Militant Palestinians from the Gaza Strip again fired rockets at Israel during the night and in the morning. There were several rocket alerts in the border area.

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